Entre dos aguas
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Entre dos aguas

By Henríquez, Cristina, 1977- author.
Celis-Mendoza, Martha, translator.

Genre Spanish language materials.

Audience Adults

Published [2024] by HarperCollins Español, New York, NY

ISBN 9780063292215

Bib Id 1459942

Copyright 2024

Edition Primera edición en español.

Description 425 pages : map ; 21 cm.

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Leader
cam a22 i 4500
ISBN
9780063292215 (paperback) $20.00
0063292211
Language
spa
Uniform Title
Great divide. Spanish
Title
Entre dos aguas
Varying Form of Title
Entre 2 aguas
Dos aguas
Edition
Primera edición en español.
Publication Information
[2024] by HarperCollins Español, New York, NY :
Copyright Date
©2024
Description
425 pages : map ; 21 cm.
Language Note
Text in Spanish.
Note
Translation of: The great divide.
Summary
"A fascinating novel, which reconstructs the history of the Panama Canal in the voice of its anonymous protagonists. It is 1907 and it is said that the Panama Canal will be the greatest engineering work the world has ever seen. There is enthusiasm among locals and foreigners, but also uncertainty. Splitting a continent in two will not be an easy task and no one can anticipate the consequences for the country and its people. "Entre dos aquas" reimagines this feat from another perspective: that of those who sacrificed everything for the Canal. Characters like Francisco, a veteran fisherman who opposes the construction; his son Omar, who works in inhumane conditions; Ada Bunting, a fearless young woman who arrives from Barbados in search of opportunity; John Oswald, a scientist who fights malaria, and his wife, Marian, are some of the characters gathered here to tell us another version of this story. A nuanced and complex aspect of a subject that is rarely found in history books." - (back cover).
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Spanish language materials.
Historical fiction.
Novels

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